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To Belong . . . stu- dents are ott ' eied many ways in which to belong- . . . organi- zations based on aca- demic subjects, on interests, on religious affiliation. Sharing a room, learning to ac- cept their roommate ' s good and bad points . . . this too is belong- ing. And there is a foimalized way of be- longing, signified by a pin. Everyone belongs in the library. Some belong by watching. Some belong by doing.
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i6a • • • Because they are registered, their bills paid . . . because they g ' o to classes, and the library . . . because they carry books around, and sit in the Frontier Room, they are generally termed students. But students are more than automatons who perform these functions . . . they are individuals with needs, desires and deficiencies going through a period of piessure and constant motion. They are students of knowledge . . . and of life. 16 wjm l tt
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To Love . . . students, the majority, do not come to college to find a mate, but because all of their age group are concerned with finding their one and only . . . they look. They look on a blind date, they look after they recover from a broken heart. Some find, and some keep looking. Need for parental pampering decreases; need to understand their fellowman increases; but these loves are now secondary to the love. Rain blurs Christmas lights, but not the enjoyment of being with that certain one. There is clarity in being alone.
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